Photography Tips and Solutions

Why do I look at photos? What kind of photos do I like? Why do I like these photos? In this hour-long video, these questions and others are discussed by W.M. Hunt, collector, curator and consultant, whose recently published book is titled "The Unseen Eye: Photographs from the Unconscious."

David H Wells is a well known freelance documentary photographer, whose work includes photo essays that have been published in many of the major publications, often focusing on cultural and political issues. He has also found great success in the stock photography market.

For some, photography is about capturing family moments, or documenting vacations with the ultimate goal of sharing the images with friends. For others, the desire is to have their work recognized and perhaps even purchased.

Mel DiGiacomo is a long-time photographer who picked up a camera by accident in 1968 and began to teach himself the art of photography. His career has been as wide as the field itself, featuring street photography, sports, weddings, and years spent in the Caribbean.

I can think of more than a few instances where a Zylight Nasty Clamp could have made taking pictures in ridiculously tight and tangled environments a whole lot easier.